Podcasts from 2012
The Challenges of Health Reporting, Taunya English and Maiken Scott
Changing Patient and Physician Behavior: Moving Toward Informed and Shared Decision-Making, Ronald E. Myers, PhD, DSW
Achieving Population Health: What Evidence Will We Need?, Lisa Simpson, MB, BCH, MPH, FAAP
Center for Value in Healthcare: Translating Research into Policy and Practice, Panel Presentations moderated by Mark W. Legnini, DrPH
Podcasts from 2011
Reconsidering Law and Policy Debates: A Public Health Perspective, John Culhane, JD
Implications of the Patient Centered Medical Home Concept for Health Professionals Training Program, Michael S. Barr, MD, MBA, FACP
Health in All Policies: (How) Can We Make it Work?, Shiriki Kumanykia, PhD, MPH
A Decade After 9/11, Are We Any Better Prepared for Public Health Emergencies?, Michael A. Stoto, PhD
Personalized Medicine: Transforming the Future of Health Care, Wayne Rosenkras, PhD
Betting on Bending the Cost Curve, Mark Pauly, PhD
Public Health Law Research: Making the Case for Laws to Improve Health, Scott Burris, JD
Podcasts from 2010
Transformative Technology Applications in Healthcare, Peter Raymond
Breaking the Language Barrier: Health Care Quality, Efficiency and Savings Through Professional Medical Interpretation, Winnie Heh, MA
Get Healthy Philly: Policy and System Change to Promote Healthy Eating, Active Living, and Tobacco, Giridhar Mallya, MD, MSHP
Addressing Population Health Through Interdisciplinary Collaborations, Tim Gibbs
Physician Leadership and Medical Group Performance: A National Study, Louisa Baxter, MD, Msc, MRCP (UK)
Consumer Health Informatics and Healthcare Disparities- 4/14/2010, Michael C. Gibbons, MD, MPH.
How Pennsylvania’s Budget Shapes Service Delivery - 3/10/2010, Kenneth J. Braithwaite, II and Laval Miller-Wilson
Healthcare Reform: Future Implications and the Role of the Physician Advocate - 1/13/10, Valerie Arkoosh, MD President-elect, National Physicians Alliance Professor of Clinical Anesthesiology and Critical Care and Professor of Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology
Podcasts from 2009
Achieving Cultural Competency: Using a Case-Based Approach for Teaching and Learning -12/9/09, Lisa Hark, PhD, RD and Horace M. De Lisser, MD
Building Patient Centered Medical Homes in America’s Poorest City -11/11/09, Jeffrey Brenner, MD
Philadelphia’s Public Health Priorities and Initiatives: Implications for Improving the Health of Vulnerable Populations -10/14/09, Donald Schwarz, MD, MPH
Innovative Approaches to Medical Education-9/9/09, M. Brownell Anderson
Patient Friendly Billing: Increasing Transparency -6/10/2009, Michael Brennan
Progress in Patient Safety Initiatives-5/13/2009, Mike Doering
The Impact of Serious Medication Errors for Health Care Providers-4/8/2009, Zane R. Wolf, PhD, FAAN
The Public-Private Balance in Healthcare: Political and Economic Tipping Points-3/11/2009, Alan Lyles, ScD, MD
Public Policy and Cardiovascular Disease: Making the Connection-2/11/2009, Timothy Gardner, MD
BeWell.com-The Value of Social Media in Health Communication-1/14/2009, Cheryl Heiks
Podcasts from 2008
Jefferson Center for Interprofessional Education-12/10/2008, Christine Arenson, MD and Molly Rose, RN, PhD
Women's Wellness Guide-11/5/2008, Leslie Stiles
Assessing physician performance: challenges and opportunities-10/8/2008, Louis H. Diamond, MD
What language are you speaking? Why patient communication is a patient safety issue-9/10/2008, Mario Moussa, PhD, MBA
Value-Based Purchasing and the CMS 2008 Physician Quality Reporting Initiative (PRQI) -06/11/2008, Barbara J. Connors, DO, MPH
The Barker Hypothesis-05/14/2008, Steven Snyder MD
The World of Healthcare/Pharma Blogging-04/09/2008, Ed Silverman
MedMining and Electronic Health Record Data-2/13/2008, James Peters MBA
Building a Comprehensive Health Database for Use in City-Wide Health Management System-01/09/2008, Jeffrey Brenner MD